What's your remedy for athletes foot?
#61
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Here's a page that gives info about athletes foot as well as natural and home remedies for athletes foot that also work for ringworm and jock itch, which are very closely related. http://www.best-mens-skin-care.com/j...me-remedy.html
#62
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Originally Posted by Lneal
Please share as my son is in need of some help with his athletes foot.What works?
The spray stops the itch almost instantly, and cures the infection, but it is where he hangs out that he is getting it from....advise him to spray there with clorox spray, or wash it down with clorox and soap solution.
#63
I had the guys soak their feet in epsom salts, dry them thoroughly and then use Dr Scholls foot spray for athletes foot, and then clean socks. Respray and change socks in the morning and afternoon too. Once it was under control, they only had to use the spray in the mornings.
I bleached their socks to help kill the fungus too.
We also got boot dryers, used them for their shoes every night. When the weather was nice, I set their shoes out in the sun to air and dry them out too. Loosen up the laces and open them up as much as possible. :D:D:D
I bleached their socks to help kill the fungus too.
We also got boot dryers, used them for their shoes every night. When the weather was nice, I set their shoes out in the sun to air and dry them out too. Loosen up the laces and open them up as much as possible. :D:D:D
#67
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my foot doctor and his nurse says that vick's salve works great for that and for nail fungus. I use the tinactin (made for athelete's foot) for really bad diaper rash. My 24 year olds ped doc told me that and I've used ever since. It's especially good when they are red and sore; it takes the red out normally on the first diaper change.
#68
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Originally Posted by michelehuston
I just saw on tv somewhere that for athletes foot make a solution of warm water and salt and that the saline water is incompatiple with the fungus. I think it was about a 1/2 cup of salt to a gallon of water and soak for 10 minutes dily.
#69
Thank you for all the helpful and informative advice. My son called today and said some of the suggestions I gave him from the qb have worked. His athlete's foot is gone! :D
THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!
THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!
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